Led by a powerful, internal and introspective Brad Pitt performance, Ad Astra is a journey across the universe which may delight and dismay fans at the same time.

Hustlers soars with a career-best performance from Jennifer Lopez, terrific work from Constance Wu, and Lorene Scafaria’s insightful, impassioned storytelling.

Though it tries to please too many masters, comedic suspense/horror hybrid Villains is still a delirious little bit of fun.

An overlooked moment in recent political history gets big-screen treatment as Official Secrets details a whistleblower’s discovery as the United States and United Kingdom prepared to build a coalition to invade Iraq in 2003.

Too long, overstuffed, with a silly conclusion, It Chapter Two squanders great talent and an inventive, charismatic villain for a ponderous story that lacks the conviction to follow through on its basic premise.

After years of buzz, and the championing of numerous writers and directors clamoring for its release, Issa López’s fantastic fairy tale/suspense/horror hybrid, Tigers Are Not Afraid, is powerful, emotional, and one of the best films of 2019.

Well-acted and well-directed, indie dramedy Before You Know It has a few great moments, you just wish it had more of them.

Don’t Let Go, formerly titled Relive, is a time-travel, police procedural that becomes increasingly incoherent the longer and longer it goes.

One Child Nation lays bare the disastrous effects of China’s One-Child Policy in a searing and seething documentary from directors Nanfu Wang and Jialing Zhang.

Strange, enlightening, frustrating, yet compelling, Cold Case Hammarskjöld is one of those rare documentaries that leave you asking - What Is Happening?